Retro-futuristic, dub-soaked, completely off the wall. Jazzpunk on PC is already one of the strangest games ever made, and its soundtrack leans all the way into that. "SB 256 Selectron" and "Amplidyne Mainframe v2" sound like they were beamed in from some alternate-reality lounge bar inside a mainframe computer.
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"Night City Dub" brings heavy bass and echo like a reggae DJ got lost inside a cyberpunk film set. The whole OST bounces between spy-movie tension, lo-fi electronica, and straight-up weirdness. "Kai Tak Mai Tai" and "Rainforest Aluminium" are track names that tell you exactly how sideways this gets.
Every track sounds like a different genre wearing a disguise. If you want a soundtrack that matches the energy of a comedy game that never blinks, start here.